Modding:Gift taste data - Revision history

imported>SwagChild: /* Format */ Added Multilining as a feature for NPC Gift Tastes with an example of how this is done

2025-11-22T16:57:27Z

Format: Added Multilining as a feature for NPC Gift Tastes with an example of how this is done

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 This data means she should personally love item 66 (Amethyst), dislike category -5 (eggs), etc. Even though she has no items in her neutral list, she will still have items that she's neutral to if they're in the <samp>Universal_Neutral</samp> list. See below for an explanation of how gift tastes are determined overall.</li>
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 ==How a gift taste is determined==

imported>Margotbean: rm underscores

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	<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_<Taste></samp> (Love, Like, Neutral, Dislike, or Hate), and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (object unqualified [[Modding:Common data field types#Item ID\|item ID]] if ≥0, [[Modding:Items#Categories\|category ID]] if <0, or [[Modding:~~Context_tags~~\|context tag]]). For example, consider this entry:		<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_<Taste></samp> (Love, Like, Neutral, Dislike, or Hate), and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (object unqualified [[Modding:Common data field types#Item ID\|item ID]] if ≥0, [[Modding:Items#Categories\|category ID]] if <0, or [[Modding:Context tags\|context tag]]). For example, consider this entry:

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	This data means villagers should have a universal dislike for category -4, [[Modding:Objects\|object 78]], anything with the context tag [[Modding:~~Context_tags~~#Added_automatically\|category_trinket]] etc.</li>		This data means villagers should have a universal dislike for category -4, [[Modding:Objects\|object 78]], anything with the context tag [[Modding:Context tags#Added_automatically\|category_trinket]] etc.</li>

	<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:		<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:

imported>Abagaianye: Updated raw data to 1.6.15, added that context tags can be used in gift tastes, updated example to Universal_Dislike to show context tag use

2025-05-27T04:36:53Z

Updated raw data to 1.6.15, added that context tags can be used in gift tastes, updated example to Universal_Dislike to show context tag use

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imported>Pathoschild: update links

2024-12-15T18:51:44Z

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (object [[Modding:~~Items~~\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:		<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (object [[Modding:Common data field types#Item ID\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:

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	This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:~~Items~~\|object 72]], etc.</li>		This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:Objects\|object 72]], etc.</li>

	<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:		<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:
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	The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:		The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:

	* between an [[Modding:~~Items~~\|item ID]] and category ID;		* between an [[Modding:Common data field types#Item ID\|item ID]] and category ID;
	* between a universal taste and personal taste;		* between a universal taste and personal taste;
	* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);		* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);

imported>Margotbean: +zh link

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	[[ru:Модификации:Подарки]]		[[ru:Модификации:Подарки]]
			[[zh:模组:礼物喜好数据]]

imported>Margotbean: +es link

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	[[ru:Модификации:Подарки]]		[[ru:Модификации:Подарки]]

imported>Margotbean: fix link

2022-02-16T19:16:04Z

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	The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:		The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:

	* between an [[Modding:~~Item~~\|item ID]] and category ID;		* between an [[Modding:Items\|item ID]] and category ID;
	* between a universal taste and personal taste;		* between a universal taste and personal taste;
	* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);		* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);

imported>Pathoschild: update links, tweak text for clarity

2022-01-28T01:38:22Z

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs ([[Modding:~~Object data~~\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:		<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (object [[Modding:Items\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:

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	This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:~~Object data~~\|~~item~~ 72]], etc.</li>		This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:Items\|object 72]], etc.</li>

	<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:		<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:
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	The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:		The data format allows tastes to conflict in multiple ways:

	* between an [[Modding:~~Object data~~\|item ID]] and category ID;		* between an [[Modding:Item\|item ID]] and category ID;
	* between a universal taste and personal taste;		* between a universal taste and personal taste;
	* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);		* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);

imported>Margotbean: Text replacement - "''e.g.''," to "''e.g.,''"

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	* between an [[Modding:Object data\|item ID]] and category ID;		* between an [[Modding:Object data\|item ID]] and category ID;
	* between a universal taste and personal taste;		* between a universal taste and personal taste;
	* between conflicting values (''e.g.'', Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);		* between conflicting values (''e.g.,'' Jodi both loves and hates Daffodils (item ID 18) specifically);
	* and any combination of the above (''e.g.'', between a universal item ID and personal category ID).		* and any combination of the above (''e.g.,'' between a universal item ID and personal category ID).

	The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <samp>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</samp>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:		The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <samp>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</samp>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:

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	==Data==		==Data==
	===Raw data===		===Raw data===
	NPC gift tastes are stored in <tt>Content\Data\NPCGiftTastes.xnb</tt>, which can be [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking\|unpacked to edit]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version\|1.5.1}} for reference:		NPC gift tastes are stored in <samp>Content\Data\NPCGiftTastes.xnb</samp>, which can be [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking\|unpacked to edit]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version\|1.5.1}} for reference:

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <tt>Universal_''Taste''</tt>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs ([[Modding:Object data\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:		<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs ([[Modding:Object data\|item ID]] if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:

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	This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:Object data\|item 72]], etc.</li>		This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, [[Modding:Object data\|item 72]], etc.</li>

	<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <tt>Abigail</tt>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:		<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:

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	By splitting the string with <tt>/</tt> as the delimiter, we can extract this data:		By splitting the string with <samp>/</samp> as the delimiter, we can extract this data:

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	* and any combination of the above (''e.g.'', between a universal item ID and personal category ID).		* and any combination of the above (''e.g.'', between a universal item ID and personal category ID).

	The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <tt>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</tt>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:		The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <samp>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</samp>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:

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